Starmer visits biotech company in Edinburgh

The transcript discusses the innovation in cell treatment in Scotland and the challenges it faces due to government policies. It highlights Labour's mission to achieve the highest sustained growth in the G7 by fostering innovation, providing a strategic landscape, and promoting research and development. The speaker emphasizes the need for a long-term strategy to unlock growth in Scotland, criticizing the current lack of such a plan from both the Scottish and Westminster governments. Labour's vision for Scotland includes a positive future with growth, climate change opportunities, and a robust health service.

What is the main reason the speaker believes innovation in Scotland is being held back?

• Lack of skilled workers

• Poor infrastructure

• Insufficient funding from private investors

• Government policies in Westminster and Scotland

According to the speaker, what is crucial for unlocking growth in Scotland?

• Increased taxation

• A focus on short-term gains

• A partnership with international companies

• A long-term strategy and serious R&D approach

What does the speaker suggest is exciting to businesses and investors in Scotland?

• The availability of cheap labor

• The current economic stability

• The shared mission and partnership with the Labour Party

• The potential for quick profits

How does the speaker view climate change in relation to Scotland's future?

• As a minor issue

• As a significant threat

• As the biggest opportunity

• As an irrelevant factor

What does the speaker believe is necessary for a brighter future in Scotland?

• A focus on traditional industries

• Limiting technological advancements

• Reducing educational opportunities

• A health service fit for the next 75 years